SKU:

CS-EP-127-SET9

Condition:

New Compatible

OEM Part #:

T127120-S / T127220-S / T127320-S / T127420-S

Color:

3 Black + 2 Cyan + 2 Magenta + 2 Yellow

Ink Type:

Pigment (DURABrite Ultra)

Page Yield:

Per cartridge: Black up to 945; each color up to 755 (ISO/IEC 24711)

Chip:

New compatible chip (each cartridge)

Warranty:

Lifetime Warranty

Returns:

1-Year Free Returns

Frequently Asked Questions

What exactly does the 127 Set of 9 contain?

Nine individual Extra High Capacity cartridges: 3 × T127120-S Black, 2 × T127220-S Cyan, 2 × T127320-S Magenta, 2 × T127420-S Yellow. All nine are 127 tier; the contents table is printed on the box front.

Why the 3-2-2-2 split?

Because black sets the pace. On document workloads a black cartridge empties well before colors do, and at 945 pages per black the 127 tier stretches every interval — three blacks plus two full color sets keeps colors and black exhausting at roughly the same time, so the box empties evenly instead of stranding colors.

What's the total page count of the set?

We don't publish one, on principle: cartridges empty independently, so a summed number describes no real printer. Per cartridge — black up to 945 pages, each color up to 755 (ISO/IEC 24711). Plan with those: three blacks = three 945-page runs, in sequence.

Which printers can run this bulk set?

All 16 on the 127 list: Stylus NX530/NX625; WorkForce 60, 545, 630, 633, 635, 645, 840, 845; WorkForce WF-3520, WF-3530, WF-3540, WF-7010, WF-7510, WF-7520. It fits nothing outside that list — in particular not the NX330, NX430, WorkForce 435 or WorkForce 520.

Is nine cartridges too much stock for a home NX625?

For most homes, yes — be honest with your pace. The Set of 9 is an uptime product for offices; a home user printing weekly is better served by the Set of 4 or singles, since opened cartridges should be used within about six months (Epson's platform guidance) and even sealed stock shouldn't be warehoused for years.

Are all nine chipped?

Yes — each carries a new compatible chip. This cartridge carries a new compatible chip; if your printer's firmware has been updated, recognition issues can occasionally occur — reseat the affected cartridge with the green chip untouched, restart the printer, and continue printing. Level displays on this platform can occasionally read imperfectly with non-original cartridges, per Epson's own family notes.

How should a 9-pack be stored and rotated?

Sealed boxes, upright, room temperature, out of sunlight. Install oldest stock first and open a cartridge only on the day it goes in. (A formal shelf-life figure is pending our supplier's confirmation — see Specifications.)

Set of 9 in 127 — or two 126 sets for the same machines?

Different endurance per intervention: each 127 black runs 945 pages against a 126 black's 415, so the 127 pattern needs fewer than half the black changes. For a printer in daily service that difference is the whole argument; the 126 bulk set remains the choice for the four 126-only models and for lighter duty.

Is this set related to Epson's T127120-BCS pack?

Only by contrast. The BCS pack is Epson's mixed 4-pack — 127 black with 126 colors. This set is 127 tier in all nine positions and carries the four 127 codes only; the BCS code appears nowhere in its specification, deliberately.

For wide-format machines, does the math change?

Coverage does: 13" × 19" pages consume several letter-pages' worth of ink, so any set lasts fewer sheets on a WF-7010/7510/7520. That is precisely why wide-format users standardize on the 127 tier and bulk stock — the per-cartridge ratings (945/755) are ISO letter-pattern figures.

Is this a genuine Epson product?

No — the Clever Supplies compatible bulk set, built to the four 127 cartridge specifications and labeled compatible on the box and this page.

Warranty over nine cartridges?

Each cartridge is covered individually by the lifetime warranty — a single faulty cartridge is replaced alone, never the whole set — with free returns within the first year. (Returns period note: 1-year returns is our standing compatible-product policy, applied here as an assumption pending Emrah's inkjet-specific confirmation.)